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some people out there with their umbrellas,ome not. t it's on the cool side tonight. matching umbrellas. pretty cool. out there, we have the drizzle and the cloud cover. can't even see the top of the washington monument right current temperature at 66. those numbers not going to be moving that much. we may drop a degree or two, but that's it. 61 in martinsburg. 70 in annalis, 66 over towards fredericksburg. now, rain, eaide. we're going to continue to see this all night tonight, right into early tomorrow, too. you can see the rain's not too heavy, but even though some areas like fairfax, it doesn't show any rain here, we're still seeing d ozzle in parts the area. still coming down, bethesda, over to clinto leesburg, towards the warrenton area. showers just about everywhere. give yourself plenty of extra time on theroadways, as well. i think tomorrow morning's rush is going to be tnasty. al clouds here and the rain back to the west. a lot of this rain actually stcoming from the from the atlantic, making its way back towards the mountains. we're not done just yet. a lon

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we'll z om inon lewdon county, heavy rainfall over route 15 to leesberg. rther south, manassas, big storms in the afternoon. those are kind of falling apart at the current time. but the motion on these, from the west to the east. very slowly and putting down heavy rainfall. but all things considered, we'll getting off lucky inerms of flooding. can't guarantee the nats game will stay rain free. currently 83 after a high of 89 at reagan national and temperatures across the region, a cooldown from the storms. down to 73 in leesburg. 70 in winchester but still in the low to mid-80s where the e storms het to pass. and they will. future weather showing the line of storms accurately moving toward the district getting closer to us. by midnight should fall apart and move off to the north and easte we'll just hlouds and some fog overnight. tomorrow afternoon we repeat the process but i think storms will be much more isolatcompared to today. probab probably only opi or two p up in the day time heating and then a chance again monday afternoon on labor day. the flash f

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it looks like it tiemd omed out. quite a doesn't it look quite inviting? passing high clouds today, autumn breezes. it will hold through because florence is clogging the weather pattern and holding everything up. here the phenomenon. you may know it as a cloud punch hole. the water and the ice crystals go to this one area and sink. it takes away the cloud cover. it takes away the thickness the couplouds. it is unusual for us to get it but it's out there and a lot of people are seeing it on twitter. it is absolutely amazing. haven't seen one of those in a long time. here is the bowl of air locked over us. it will keep us cooler than average. with the jet stream sitting on top of us it was running about 110 miles per hour. we are having wavesov of high clouds roll through. look at these temperatures urnds beneath. mid-to upper 60s. we are supposed to be 70. we have 69 to 74 degrees around the bay. you can see mid-to upper 70s in the north bay and upper 70s and near 80 in the south bay and also east bay valleys during the afternoon hours. this is the way it l

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coun ome snell fire has not damaged any but has scorched 2,000 acres. california fire officials sayt it's j 15% contained. nearly 200 homes have been evacuated as firefighters try to get things under control. >>> take a look at this. this is hurricane florence. sheena is standing by with the track and the flood warning still? effect. >>> a minister says it's time >>> a minister says it's time for the archbishop's >>> a minister says it's time for the archbishop's (music throughout) . >>> a high profile member of washington's clergy is calling for condylar donald wuerl to si . he will no longer be able to participate in mass led by the cardinal. derrick ward spoke to the deacon today. >> reporter: deacon james garcia has written aar letter to cnal donald wuerl, the archbishop of washington, asking him t resign and declaring that he will no longer assume a deacon's role any mass led by wuerl. m i felt the time had come to take somener of action. >> reporter: it was not a decision arrived at easily for garcia who was installed as a deacon in2013. ahi parer

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high pressure to the north, winds wrap around this clockwise so what is happening is we're oming off the re atlantic and into our area we're only headed into the mid to upper 60s today. not going to touch the 70s. as far as rain isconcerned, i'm not worried about flooding right lightcause we'll have a amount of rain in a lg period of time. this is as we get into tuesday n morn the heaviest rain will fall along i-81 into tuesday night but we are looking at moderate amounts of rain, one to three ches over the next couple days and here as far as your packers and edskinsgame, temperatures will be in the 60s with rain chances. let me show you this real quick. futurecast again, rain chances throughout the day, tomorrow morning you head off to work, we'll have rainndog rain chances will last into tuesday morning. by tuesday afternoon we can get sunshine big spread in temperatures, 60s to 80s with the warm front lifting through. south side of that warm front wednesday. we have rain chances wednesday ght. ght. ni ♪ the kenya tea devet agency is an organizatime that is owned by tea f. every we

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om thewitness's family friends including her husband. >> i will get to you as soon as the ranking member. >> mr. chairman, i have three letters addressed to both you and the ranking member. i ask that they be entered into the record. >> without objection. >> it is also my understanding that mr. judge is not willing to come forward to answer our questions. as a result we cannot test his memory or make any assessment of his thoughtfulness or character. i think that is why the failure to call him to testify is so very critical. i hope the majority would reconsider that. >> i ask if you have sworn statements that you are submitting for the record that we have those individuals come before us so we can ask them questions about the statements. i think the nature of this proceeding would be compromised if we lack an opportunity to ask them questions about sworn statements that will be part of the record. so i would object to entering them in the record. >> mr. chairman -- >> i have a number of letters that i would like to ask submitted to the record that relate to the importance of proper inves

ome homes on the block lost power but should be restored by nis evening. goods is nobody was injured. >> lots of tho we are seeing lately. so for our areae start to really see rain tomorrow. >> we have had a couple of tre down. there hasn't been much in the way of wind. a lite bit mor tomorrow as residents make their way across the region. i would expect a few more trees. not area wide. out there right now let's show u the radar. this is where florence is currently in the carolinas. it has been t effecting carolinas since thursday night into friday, dsaturday, all today. you look at that rain right there. some of that rain is heavy. circulation in towards western north carolina right now. take a look. un down a the myrtle beach area, here is wilmington, north carolina. theseti locations ce to see very heavy rain. look at the feeder bands and there are tornado warnings. the charlotte area under the gun right now especially east ofsuresuresur charlotte. look at myrtle beach. we have strong storms movin on shore. the worst of it as far as the gone. s concerne

last june fifteen omed f.s.b. officers raided a private home arresting dennis christiansen a danish chair he was with miss murray to a russian. retreat but. i might be hard. to believe that a court ordered his pretrial detention for two months christiansen could face up to ten years in prison for. his crime attending a prem eating. one you just saw so he's annoyed one more. positive good with him doesn't go to crime with you national candidate cruel or even name because it's. the off to get a little but. not that you got what he asked me small talk sport but it was obvious that a thought was up put cities but for somebody he says come so used it totally in his acts of doing it looks to me. the law imposes strict restrictions on orthodox religious groups that hark back to the dog days of the soviet union. a nine hundred ninety seven government commission concluded that most top clerics including patriarch kirill were informers for the k.g.b. an organization in which putin was a senior officer and was ultimately con

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of palestine -- in 2019 the chairof palestine will --. 10 minutes ago, i met in another president --om at announce that we have been freely elected by 134 countries to chair the group of 77 and china. nevertheless, there are some countries -- we recognize both countries or maybe we recognize israel but not palestine. if you claim that you recognize the two states and recognize israel but you are not recognizing palestine, what is your interests? this is unacceptable and we tell these countries, yes, you have to recognize palestine. that we willmean not go for negotiations, on the contrary. this will bolster our international position and we will be able, with your support, .o go to negotiations this recognition should not be unilateral. you should not only recognize one state and not the other. no, you have to recognize both states. ladies and gentlemen, i would like to remind you again that israel has not implemented any one of the hundreds of general assembly resolutions. there are 705 resolutions issued by the general assembly since 1947 up to date. security council resolutions sinc

not om that, right now republican leaders are trying to prevent any outside witnesses from appearing, which would be unprecedented and wrong. and now some republicans are saying a vote will come a few days later. this is what happened in 1991 when the senate got information in the middle of the process, a hearing was jammed and just days later and i hope we could do better 27 years later. unform republican leaders seemed focused on getting judge kavanaugh on the bench whatever it takes. they should be making sure we are scrutinizing this nominee and not rushing him into a lifetime appointment. we need a full, fair, robust investigation into a serious criminal act and only when that is completed should we bring dr. ford for testimony and judge kavanaugh along with any other witnesses. and that brings me me to my second point. i'm a united states senator today because of the way aneat ave hill was treated in 1991. i along with millions of other women watched in horror as an all-male judiciary committee interrogated, berated and maligned a woman who was brave enough to speak up and it wo

teshe needs some moderate e om the suburbs, but also more liberal voters in ties, to pour out for her. >> i mean she has to keep there prives energized. you've got some of the abortion rights activistso n the state e telling her she's to be more upfront on the issue. >> desjardins: like pamela merritt.of >> on the issubortion in general i think senator mccaskill is too timid. >> desjardins: merritt is tapped into key campaign groups, likee ortion rights group naral, whose office she visited to plan an upcoming demonstration. >> i'm not a moderate. i'm an unapologetic lefty. and the one, number one reason why i elected or vot for claire mccaskill was because the supreme court is on the line. >> desjardins: merritt also lives inhe city of st. louis. she's the kind of fiery progressive mccaskill needs to excite. out in the suburbs... >> i liked having the shade open. >> desjardins: ...reaganrk ge is precisely the kind of republican josh hawley needs: ve and motivated. >> if josh hawley were elected, i definitely think that he would confirm kavanaugh to the sreme court. and i don't think

kavanaugh sharply criticized that as "a radical extension" om the sucourt's abortion d lings.hat opinion, s experience were selling points in the asesident's eyes. >> judge kavanaughevoted his life to public service. >> desjardins: but his long record is also fodder for senators, as he faces the judiciary committee for the most rtant confirmation heari of his life. for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. >> yang: and this week we will oadcast the confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. it begins tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. eastern. check your local pbs station for broadcast details. a will also be streaming pbs.org/newshour. >> yang: stay with us, coming up on the newshour, what the trump administration's recent battles with federal workers mean for labor unions. one year after hurricane harvey, a look at the failure of the 911 system there. and, author keith gessen discuss his new book, "a terrible country." but first, we break down what to expect at the kavanaugh confirmation hring beginning tomorrow. for that and more, we're joined of our politics monda

and i think part of the power religious language, and the bridges that people om different faiths have built in the past, in the civil rights movement, in the struggle against apareid, is they did exactly that. >> one of the things i found interesting in your general session with all of the 500 was the question how many of yoa al to strangers, how many of you all talk to someone who doesn't share your politics, and just wondering where you were going with that, do you work on that? >> so, we've got this really thorny set of problems, and i think that one of ts that we address it, is with the kind of interfaith partnerships that create spaces where it's easier for people to cooperate. d thsn't mean we're going to agree on every election, that doesn't mean we're going toco agree onmic policy, but we can start a baseball league together. t we can help ma school play successful. we can parcipate in disaster relief efforts together. there's all kinds of things thar are central toivil society, and our civic culture in the united states, that i feel are now being shredded, because of a poison

you like a straw and they can always have one.ne these are the w compostable straws, they are made om plants. >> nawaz: but the compe straws don't work for him in other ways. >> challenge you to suck a milkshake through that straw and see if youan make it. >> nawaz: that not easy. so he spent more money and ordered bigger straws. since the ban, costs have gone up. but donegan says he budgeted around them by buying goods i early, abulk. so there's no use, he says, in bmplaining. >> put on your b pants and get used to it. everything the government does isn't fair. but our customers expect that of usnd we want to do what ou customers want. >> not only are we saying that the environment is important to us, this ia way for us to put our money where r mouth is. >> nawaz: wes benson at taco time, another area food chain, says they took sttle's straw d utensil ban one step further. today, every single item they give customers, from utensils and cups to plates and bowls, is fully compostable, meaning ey're made of natural materials, and can be turned into compost aer being tossed. >> one of th

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the afghan government is despite the ongoing violeene, there has ome progress, including in health care in 2005, the mortality rate for children under five was 110 deaths per 1,000.ha by 2010,rate dropped to 90 per 1,000. and in 2016, it dropped again, to 70 per 1,00 progress in education has been even more dramatic. in 2002,ne million children attended school-- almost all boys. today, more than 9.2 million are enrolled in school, including 3.5 million girls. but the u.n. says nearly half of children are out of school, andr afghanistan sufrom brain drain, especially among the young-- like these refugees, fleeing by foot to turkey, after deciding afghanistan wasn't safe. let's take aroader look now at the afghan war and prospects for peace, with barnett rubin. he served in the obama administration's state department, and was one of the originators of their plan to start negotiations with e taliban. ard, ambassador robin raphel had nearly a 40-yearr in the foreign service, including as the assistant secretary of asate for sout. she's now a senior associate at the center for strategic andt

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. >> cris: completely outflanked t om the beginning. there is just noough out there. you can see no tailback in there. nelson agholor, as he did at the end of last season becoming a big play threat on third down. agholor looked like a bust early on. they moved him into the slot. eight touchd tremendous turnaround and so much more confident. now probably the a receiver right now. >> al: that is juggled and it is picked off.it is deion jones who comes away with the deflection and puts atlanta in prime shape at the 25 yard line. goedert couldn't hold on. jones had to come out of the game before cramping picks it off and atlanta is in siness. >> cris: tryg to see who that was.i ink it might be -- big hit there right on contact. deion jones takes him down. if that is 27, that ho it is. we have seen him have a penaltyr a week ago f a hit. that is perfectly clean. got his head out of there and nl danger of a nd still came up with the huge turnover. >> al: tevin coleman is the running back on first down. 10:30 to go in the fourth. ryan. caught at the 10. julio jones, big nigh

i was so sweprised at the ome i got. lyse: who can begin to imagine what these women have been through at the hands of so-called islamic state. daily beatings, brutalizations, and there are said to be 3000 more yazidi women and children still missing, still captured bi isstate. from sinjar, we made the short journey to the yazidi village t i.ed to wipe off the map. now it is a monument to a massacre. more than a thousand people womend up, men and old shot dead, young women sold into slavery. the sense of loss is overwhelming. this man mourns his brother, buried alive in the back of the schoolyard. inside, a memorial to the dead and the missing. grandsons the photos -- uncles, aunts, favorite cousins, all gone. upstairs, traces of horror. mattresses scattered across the floor, abandoned uniforms. the aching silence of ara geneon lost. at the edge of the village, mass graves. just three soldiers standing guard. killing fields darken the yazidi heartland. bones exposed by the wind. people are desperate for these graves to b

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. >>> nike was upgraded to buy om hold at annuity the analyst says nike regained footing and expects longtime gross mrjen gains. the price target, the stock rose a fraction to 82.63. snap was upfreighted from to outperform from furlt .wedbush. they site managem changes and improved execution. the provides target is 12.25. the stock rose 1.5% to $9.81. >> still ahead will hurricane florence be the most costly ever to hit the u.s.? >>> the trump administration is reportedly ready to east ouvironmental rules. according to num reports, the epa will ease requirements for oil and gas c panies when it comes to releasing methane into the air. the proposed chang would give oillers a year to do leak inspections inste six months and 60 days to make repairs insteadf 30. >>> well hurricane florence is still days away from making landfall. but there are early estimates what it might cost. core logic says it could be one of the most expensive storms to hit the u.s. couldosmore than $170 billion in damage, about $750,000 homes and businesses. >>> jackie deanglis in wilmington, north carolina. >> rep